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Lectern

A Vessel Unto Honor
The master teacher seeks vessels of honor for his kingdom. In light of that, what character qualities should teachers embody?Kenneth Kreider emphasizes the importance of humility, discipline, and dedication in teaching, urging us to be vessels of honor in our work, standing on the foundation of trut

Healthy Boundaries—Rewarding Relationships
Boundaries are essential to healthy relationships, but how should we go about establishing them? What qualities are necessary for rewarding relationships?Jonathan calls us to humility, open communication, trust, and transparency as we exemplify Christ-like behavior in our relationships.

Savants—The Extraordinary
How can we learn to recognize and nurture the unique abilities of every student?Kervin Martin explores the exceptional abilities of savants, individuals with disabilities who excel in areas such as mathematics, music, and art. Examples include those who have overcome challenges like blindness, autis

“Come to the Kingdom for Such a Time as This” (Esther 4:14)
Is teaching a calling or a profession? Esther's bravery in the face of adversity serves as a model for educators, emphasizing the importance of recognizing teaching as a calling rather than just a profession. Using stories Robert Bowman highlights the significance of humility, courage, and persevera

Wonder through Science
Our interest here is thinking, how can in science class, can we help to maybe loosen the scales that are on our eyes and really see, really see the presence of God, the wonder of God in the world that he's made. So how can we teach science? How can we explore the created world that keeps that wonder

Confronting the Woke Mentality in our Schools
How does wokeism influence conservative Anabaptist schools? Gerald Miller highlights the need for Christian schools to promote a kingdom-oriented vision and encourages teaching scripture as the roadmap for students to bring the kingdom of God wherever they are.

Structure and Purpose of Kindergarten
Lyndon discusses the benefits of early education, assessing readiness for first grade, and the role of kindergarten in teaching discipline. The discussion highlights the need for clear communication between parents, teachers, and school boards, as well as the impact of a positive school culture.

A Suffering History: Conflict and Sacrifice for the Cause of Christian Education - Part I
“Is our conviction for Christian education informed mostly by what we don’t want or by what we want?” Ken Kauffman recounts many stories of Anabaptists who were faithful to their convictions while facing various legal challenges to establishing an environment conducive to passing on their faith and

Why Teach Economics/Civics?
How can we encourage students to think critically about economic systems and government structures in today's world? Arlyn Nisly encourages interactive teaching methods such as student-led current events discussions, economic simulations, and ethical debates to enhance student engagement and critica

The Value of Recess and Play
Did you know that decreased physical activity can affect children's ability to learn? Play is not just for fun, it's an essential part of learning, creativity, and imagination. Jeremy Sauder highlights the benefits of movement, risky play, and sensory stimulation for proper development.

Why Teach World Cultures/Geography
What role does world history and geography play in shaping worldviews? Linford Horst emphasizes the value of understanding different cultures for effective communication, global engagement, and mission work. He also touches on geopolitical issues, resource distribution, and the impact of geographica

A Suffering History Part II
Is Christian education a right? What can be learned from people like Dave Burkey who interacted significantly with government officials? Ken Kauffman continues with stories of Anabaptists who were willing to face adversity because they believed they were responsible for the education of their childr

Living Out Our Faith in Economics and Civics
What is the connection between economics, civics, and faith? Arylyn Nisly emphasizes the importance of prioritizing heavenly treasures over material wealth and living as residents in earthly kingdoms, advocating for a Christ-centered worldview that values community over individualism and encourages
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